Role of ethics officer bring real value to organization

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1. Does the role of an ethics officer bring real value to an organization, or is it just “window dressing” to make the company look good? Do you think you could be an ethics officer? Why or why not? (Respond to the post and respond to at least one of your classmates. Minimum of 125 words per post.)

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